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>If one morning an owl delivered an invitation letter to your leek, this chip could be a great help in its schooling.

A reminder of the rules for using spells in Leek Wars:

If you innocently thought that all these chips and weapons with poison or shackle effects had nothing to do with each other, then you're a Muggle with no knowledge of the secrets of magic. The Ministry of Magic will make sure you forget reading this page once you've closed it. For everyone else, here's a page that might help you learn your lessons: Spells in Harry Potter (in French).

About this chip

This chip belongs to the family of "medium boost" chips:

You may notice that it's the last one available in the Market in level order. Does that make it the strongest? Well, in terms of characteristic gain, it has one of the lowest rates. Still, Magic remains devilishly formidable. A good mage can really boost their shackles and poison damage with this chip. It's not to be taken lightly, especially when you see the monstrous chips awaiting us at high levels: Arsenic, COVID-19 and Fracture.

(No need to pester Pilow in the chat: there won't be a "medium boost" chip for Science. Some classes are entitled to a few quirks of their own.)

So that your leek doesn't look ridiculous when it's welcomed at Hogwarts, it must carry this chip and wear one of the wizard hats. So don't hesitate to spend your Habs to give it every chance and invest in its future.

Practical tutorial

How to spot a witch among your leeks?

This trick has stood the test of history. Take the alleged witch and throw her into the water. If she floats, her stem is lighter than water: you can fish her out and send her to the stake. If she stays at the bottom for more than a day, she's lucky enough to be innocent. Nowadays, scientific progress lets us point them out in public far more efficiently: just use getMagic. But some still prefer to keep alive the good old friendly traditions of their ancestors.